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08-13-2021, 12:57 PM

roger1

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Quote:

Originally Posted by will slow gto

Hey Roger, I’m curious which level Art Carr 200r4 you went with. It looks like you got one with the bop bolt pattern so you don’t need the adapter plate. Do you know if 200r4 requires and ‘massaging’ of the floor pan/braces? Thanks and keep up the stellar work!

Thanks!
I got his 400 to 600HP version with a BOP pattern.
No messaging at all. It fits perfectly. With the yoke he sells, the original driveshaft fits fine too but it does need a conversion type u-joint.

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